, though to the best of my knowledge she is not licensed to practice law. Whatever! Details! The point is that Conroy is right: Interest in a number of employment pursuits has been expressed, and legitimacy is often a subjective question.
Upon her release, Sorokin will stay under “24-hour confinement” at an undisclosed residential address “for the duration of her immigration proceedings.” Her attorney, Duncan Levin, told the Daily Beast that his client will have to post a $10,000 bond before that happens but overall feels “thrilled to be getting out so she can focus on appealing her wrongful conviction.” Can’t wait.